A few weeks ago I decided to write to Pope Francis @Pontifex about surrogacy. Here is the letter I sent to him.
Today, he took a very strong stance AGAINST surrogacy in a speech he gave this morning ↩️
« In this regard, I deem deplorable the practice of so-called surrogate… pic.twitter.com/wlSCUjxJii— Olivia Maurel (@maurel_olivia) January 8, 2024
This is something that maybe you could agree with – if women didn’t act the way they do.
As it is now, men have a right to pay women to have their children, otherwise men will be left childless. Women are refusing to produce children all over the world (except the blacks).
Remember: this is the same Pope who called for a worldwide legalization of gay anal rimming, fisting, pounding, and more.
AP:
Pope Francis called Monday for a universal ban on the “despicable” practice of surrogate motherhood, as he included the “commercialization” of pregnancy in an annual speech listing threats to global peace and human dignity.
In a foreign policy address to ambassadors accredited to the Holy See, Francis lamented that 2024 had dawned at a time in history in which peace is “increasingly threatened, weakened and in some part lost.”
Citing Russia’s war in Ukraine, the Israel-Hamas war, migration, climate crises and the “immoral” production of nuclear and conventional weapons, Francis delivered a lengthy laundry list of the ills afflicting humanity and the increasing violation of international humanitarian law that allows them.
What is the difference between the Pope and Greta Thunberg?
You’d feel safe leaving your kids with Greta Thunberg.
But Francis also listed smaller-scale issues that he said were threats to peace and human dignity, including surrogacy. Francis said the life of the unborn child must be protected and not “suppressed or turned into an object of trafficking.”
“I consider despicable the practice of so-called surrogate motherhood, which represents a grave violation of the dignity of the woman and the child, based on the exploitation of situations of the mother’s material needs,” he said.
Saying a child is a gift and “never the basis of a commercial contract,” he called for a global ban on surrogacy “to prohibit this practice universally.”
Francis has previously voiced the Catholic Church’s opposition to what he has called “uterus for rent,” and some European countries prohibit it, including Spain and Italy. At the same time, however, the Vatican’s doctrine office has made clear that homosexual parents who resort to surrogacy can have their children baptized.
It’s a complicated issue.
The gays shouldn’t be allowed to do surrogacy.
But what about all the men who want kids, and the women who refuse to have kids?
If the Pope is against surrogacy, he should start telling women to get married.
But he won’t, because the Pope only promotes evil.